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Bill Hayes

William Hayes, in his election
campaign , is promoting the
idea of future forests based
around individual forest farms,

. An ecological Farmer. who.

manages a forest as part of his
farm business, he believes fac-

tory tree farms are fundamen-:
,tally wrong in design.

““You need to plant, tend and
monitor any farm on a regular
basis. To’ plant trees then leave
them untended is irresponsible,

a recipe for failure,** Hayes

says,
Believing there must be a fun-

damental division between farm ©

and factory, he says that would

scale farming system.’’,

“I want to transform loggers
into forest farmers,’ he ex-
plains,

With the forest industry in
decline and more and more
workers being laid off (30,000
plus in the last 10 years), he
_ believes it is the only alternative
ideijobs and also sustain
> the forest.“c72"

He says the economic basis of
clearcutting and monocropping
is a bygone era. He believes we
are in a state of transformation
into. sustainable fcrestry; a
forestry that combines
economic and ecological
demands, integrating rights
with responsibilities. |

He admits there are many
obstacles to his vision:
aboriginal land claims, transfer-
ting the present corporate
tenure system to an individual
tree farm system and the costs
of building a rural infrastruc-
ture. .

However,"'As much as my vi-
sion of the future may seem
another divisive factor, I believe
it will unify loggers, natives and

Trio seek R.D. spot.

Gordon Robinson

I, Gordon Robinson, am
seeking a fourth term as Area C
director of the Kitimat-Stikine
regional district.

1 wish to state that I have en-
“joyed my previous terms as a
director and, if re-elected, will
continue the spirit of
cameraderie with other direc-
tors. I will also continue to pro-
tect the interests of constituents

and will’ pursue any ‘matter

which will benefit the residents
of Area C;

Lalso wish to say ‘that I have a
wealth of experience in the
public service. My experineces
include five years as a logger,

17-year stint as a superintendent
of two Indian agencies for the
Federal Department of Indian
Affairs, one of those being Ter-
race, ,

[retired in 1983 but have con-
tinued my involvement:in the
public service as a regional
district. director for Area: Gs,
‘tdultion’ have researched ah re
published a book &s well i
numerous articles concerning
the north coast of British Col-
umbia.

I always stress co-operation
between elected public represen-
tatives in the conduct of public
affairs and I hope the voters of
Electoral Area C will continue
to support me with their votes
on November 17,

Don't
forget
to vote

‘facilities.

Sandy Sandhals

. One of many reasons 1 am
running for Area C director isl
think the regional district is an
important branch-of the pro-

vince’s government.. Its direc- “

tors and staff are local people
who know the needs of the area
and are more able'to deal with
them than Victoria”

Being retired and’ in good

am

health I -have the time and:

energy to devote to the duties of .
director, I also have experience.
of working as a team meriber :-
from my years as a director of. ;

the Terrace Cooperative

association, with B.C. Hydro  -
and the Kitsumkalum Ski Hill

Old Remo, Copperside Estates
and Mailbox Point | area of
Lakelse.

That experience, I believe, |

would prove invaluable for a
regional district diréctor and a
vote for.me would be i in your
best interest.

The digtrigt, nepds i digo
with business experience
oversee the many facilities *it
now funds and manages.

Some oppose: taxpayers
money: being spent on these
However, Terrace

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“oe

would not have attracted thein- “J
dustrial and commercial growth ©

that. has taken place without
them.

That growth will continue if
we think and work positively.
This doesn’t: mean I will vote
‘Yes’ on every motion for fur-
ther expenditure. In fact, when
it comes to spending taxpayers’
money, I'm a bit of a skinflint
— after all, some of that money
is mine!

Fhe only promise I will make

' is to work hard for all Area C

residents to the best of my abili-
ty and in an honest, fair and

\° Terrace Co-op |
Fabric Department!

“Presents. oe cn

The New. Terrace. Inn
tiday;. Nov. 23 |
Saturday, Nov. 24° |
- Battenberg Lace and -
Quick Serger gifts

$7.50 per class. |

Maximum: 20 per class.

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Demonstration for use of extra feet
Attachments for PFAFF Machines:
_ Friday 5 P. m. 6 pe m. coe ;

Battenberg Lace Class...........9a.m.-11 am. _
Quick Serger Gifts Class .........11:15- 12:45. -
Quick Serger Gifts Class.....2 2pm. . 3:30 p.m, oo

environmentalists. forthright manner.

~ Demonstra ition for. use of extra feet” | SS,
_ Attachments for PFAFF. Machines.
gratulate Mr. W.-Wandl, Owner of oe

the Pine Park. Mobile Home Court | . Bo 3 as p.m. “5 p. m. ae :
on being POWER. SMART. The iia = ee = 7 oe

Security and Readway janting :
was recently upgradéd from ex- Rhonda Phillips will be i ine
CO-OP FABRIC DEPARTMENT

isting Mercury Vapour fixtures, to:
_ Friday, November 23.

more “EFFICIENT” High Pressure:
7 p.m. «9 p.m.»

Sodium Lighting. The new
For consultation and demonstrations please drop in

lighting uses approximately 60%
less energy, while providing TWO
Terrace Co-op | :
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